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Good Technology agrees to acquire enterprise app management business AppCentral

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Good Technology, which enables businesses to implement ‘bring your own device’ solutions, has agreed to acquire California-based AppCentral. AppCentral creates products that allow organisations to distribute, manage, and secure their mobile applications.

AppCentral’s ‘app wrapping’ capability will enhance the services already offered as part of the Good Dynamics platform. Developers and software vendors will now have a choice of adding an application security ‘wrapper’ without code integration or integrating Good Dynamics security libraries directly into their application code.

King Lee, president and CEO of Good Technology, said “Our goal is to help make it easy for our customers to securely mobilize and empower their workforces with a wide range of devices and productivity applications. Our acquisition of AppCentral will accelerate and enhance our ability to provide enterprises, ISVs and systems integrators with the ability to secure and manage mobile apps, helping them maximize the power of mobility.”

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